Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-24

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NEW RAILRoADs.-The following articles
of Incorporation were yesterday filed in the
office of the Secretary of State: Los An
geies County Railroad Company, from Los
Angeles City to the Pacific Ocean at point
on the Bay of Santa Monica, a distance of
twenty-eight miles. Capital stock $500, 900,
divided into 5000 shares of the par value
OF 500 each, Directors. NJ. L. Wicks, r.
&. Shaw, D. G. Rounds, j. S. Miller, and Z.
c. Birmingham. Also the Azusa Valley
Street Railway Company, at the town of
Coyina, Los Angeles county. Estimated
length, eight miles. Directors, }. S. Phillips.
J. f. Humphreys, Eugene Riggin, ]. S.
Crosley, C. H. Ward, S. c. Ward, N. Wicks,
Capital stock $100,00o. Also Broadway
Cable Railroad Company of San Francisco.
Directors Robert Sherwood, f. Mundle-
baum, William Buckley, Drury Melone
Robert B. Woodward. Capital stock.
100000. Robert B. Woodward, Presi-
dent; Robert Sherwood, Treasurer; J. H.
Sayre, Secretary.
TRIAL jurors. Judge Van Fleet yester-
terday ordered that venire issue for fifty
trial jurors, 10 sppear in Court next Mon
day at 10 A. NJ The following names were
subsequently drawn from the box in ac-
cordance with the order: John Thomas.
George i. Knott, Henry Myers. A Plum
mer, James Rhodes, Peter Newman, John
Crofton. A, K. Klein, Wan. Cole, Henry
Boyle, Jos. Wise, James Adams, Frank
Perkins, L. Dart, NJ. Hirseh, John Davis.
]. Jackson. l. I. Randolph, George Putney.
George Carr, George Peterson, Fred Wager,
J. J. Campbell, H. ]. Postel, J. Patterson
j. Johnson, John Paterson, Geo Wilson,
J. b. Atwood, P. Humphrey, Chas Flohr,
John McDermott, John Duffy, C. Toomey,
J. b. Deseve, n. Y. Hatch, n. J. Bundage,
J. l.. Locket, John Studerus, NJ. Miller,
John Minniford, NJ. Harnrahan, 7. A. At
wood, James Stewart, Levi Painter, VIM.
0'Brien, F. II. Russell n. NJ. Fay G. W
Bragg, 4. A. Cuff
SUCCESSFUL VtsIT.-The committee of the
Improvement Association returned last
evening from San Francisco, to which place
they went to enlist the aid of Senators
Stanford and Hearst in inducing the Gov
eminent to enlarge its purchase of land in
this city for site for public building
Senator Stanford received them cordially.
expressed full sympathy with the project,
and promised to do all in his power to aid
the citizens of Sacramento in accomplish
ing il. Senator Hearst will also render
every assistance. The committee likewise
saw Congressman Thompson and Morrow,
and were promised their support in the
matter.
FOUND DRowNED.-A dispatch received
last evening from Rio Vista states that the
body OF q man, name unknown, was found
floating down the Sacramento river yester-
day, near Isleton. On his person was found
pocket-book with Dutch song therein
a1S of a Walls e. 10 =
receipt, the name torn off. On the right
ankle was q brace. Deceased had bald
head was clean-shaved, wore dark blue
dotted trousers and sack coat, and had
silver watch in pocket, No. 81 ,S64.
COMMISSIONED BY THE GovERNoR-The
following commissions were yesterday
issued from the Governors office Com
missioners of Deeds-S. Steinheimer, New
York city; Peter P. Casey, Cincinnati
Directors = Fifth Agricultural District
Santa Clara county, l. n. Wilcox and S. n.
Rucker. Fourth Agricultural District
Marin and Sonoma counties, Frank G. De
Long and ]. H. Drummond.
If YOU want the very best piano and al
the same time the most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano. the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in. See them at Cooper's Music Store. .
TRY the best" the light-running " Do
mestic," with self-setting attachments, be.
fore you let agents talk you into buying in
ferior Sewing Machines. Office 9th and ]
McCREARy's peaches take the lead. They
are the best ever seen in the market at thi:
season of the year. Another tine lot thi:
morning at the Sacramento Market, 30S an6
31OK street, Curtis Bros. d Co., proprietors.
Book trout direct from the mountain
lakes this morning, at Sacramento Market
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